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by lovasoa 4y ago
Maybe there shouldn't be a to_bytes(body) -> Bytes function at all ? Only a to_bytes(body: B, max_size: Option<usize>) This way if someone REALLY wants the behavior that potentially results in a crash, they
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Someone opened an issue on the repo, so I let ChatGPT handle it: https://github.com/lovasoa/Sensitive-Topic-History-Quiz/issu...
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Yes, that was an idea of ChatGPT. I could have had it remove the timer, but I find it interesting this way. To get a good score, you have to play multiple times, and in the end you really learn the answer to all the questions.
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by lovasoa 4y ago
This is a very interesting topic. I think this is something that needs to be discussed. When discussing politics with chatgpt, its worldview always seems to match the one of a rich educated American progressist. In particular, it speaks a l
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by lovasoa 4y ago
I published some of them in another thread. If you have cool prompt ideas, please try them and make a PR to the repo with the changes ChatGPT suggested :)
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by lovasoa 4y ago
I had to ask it to refactor components multiple times, so as to keep small components that it could easily rewrite in full in a single answer.
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by lovasoa 4y ago
I made it over the course of several hours, and had to start from a fresh thread multiple times. I don't have all of the prompts. But here are some examples: - Fix the missing div and classes in the component - Wait a few milliseconds
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by lovasoa 4y ago
I think Puerto Rico was part of Spain at the time. I just asked for controversial questions about the US foreign policy, and ChatGPT came up with that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Puerto_Rico
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by lovasoa 4y ago
The quiz is deployed on https://sensitive-topic-history-quiz.ophir.dev/ It took me way longer than it would if I had allowed myself to tweak the code myself, but I finally did it. There isn't a single line of code in t
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by lovasoa 4y ago
I think the bug in this code is the interface that it exposes. If a listener A removes another listener B during the dispatch of an event, then - if B was added after A, it will not receive the current event - if A was added after B, then B
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by lovasoa 4y ago
> Folks have been building sqlite3 for WASM since as far back as 2012 for *the web*, not for WASM. SQLite was initially compiled to simple javascript, then to asm.js when it appeared, then to WASM when it replaced asm.js :) The sql.js pr
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by lovasoa 4y ago
SQLite was one of the first large C code bases to be ported to the web. Alon Zakai (@kripken, the creator of emscripten), made the first commit to sql.js at the start of 2012 [0]. I got involved two years later, and have been maintaining sq
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Hi! I'm the main maintainer of sql.js. Is there somewhere I can get in touch with you? Would you be interested in publishing this as a new major version of sql.js itself ?
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Ecmascript had the same problem, and fixed it without breaking backwards compatibility. In javascript, for (var i=0; i<3; i++) setTimeout(() => console.log(i)) Would print 3,3,3. So in ecmascript 6, blocked-scope variables we
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by lovasoa 4y ago
It's incredible that cloudflare compares itself to a firefighter answering all calls wherever they come from. They are more like a private security company working for a mafia boss that pays them well.
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Well, I could, but a free software with non-free dependencies is not of much use... Would you use another software with the same licensing restrictions as SurrealDB in SurrealDB itself?
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Great ! I would love to be able to use a version of SurrealDB, even with a more limited feature set, in my open-source projects.
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by lovasoa 4y ago
On the other hand, you are able to use all of the libraries that you use only because they didn't make the same choice as you, and chose truly open-source licenses... In particular, the scaling abilities of your product seem to be base
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by lovasoa 4y ago
Why wouldn't putting only some enterprise features under your "business" license work for you ? I don't think anyone will want to make a business out of the database you wrote until it gets massively popular. And it won&
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by lovasoa 4y ago
The database's feature set is very interesting ! One thing to note is the license, which is incompatible with OSI open-source licenses : https://github.com/surrealdb/surrealdb/blob/main/LICENSE
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by lovasoa 4y ago
The request for feedback could have been discussed at w3, and google could still have made a blog post about it saying something like "this is what we have been discussing at w3 so far, your feedback is welcome on w3.org"... The p
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by lovasoa 4y ago
So now we discuss web standards on chrome.com ? This looks like the beginning of the end of a free web governed standards established by an independent body. I would have expected such an article to be published on w3.org...
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by lovasoa 4y ago
The idea is incredible ! But it doesn't seem to work on my ubuntu: wget https://redbean.dev/redbean-2.0.1.com -O redbean.com 2022-06-17 10:35:12 (1,95 MB/s) - ‘redbean.com’ saved [1999386/1999386]
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by lovasoa 4y ago
"non-exclusive". It's not because trustpilot has the right to use the review themselves that they can prevent the business being reviewed from using the review.
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by lovasoa 4y ago
I am not sure this applies in this case. I don't know how Zoom's XMPP backend works, but it could very well parse and serialize and still be vulnerable. If the xml library accepts invalid 3-byte utf8 characters on parse, then its
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by lovasoa 5y ago
Well, you could reimplement "absurd sql" over ipfs. Possible, but far from trivial.
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by lovasoa 5y ago
You are right, I didn't know that it exported a raw handler you could use from another server.
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by lovasoa 5y ago
No, the "node" adapter only allows using polka. Unless you develop your own adapter, you are stuck with it.
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by lovasoa 5y ago
> sveltekit provides some kind of thin layer on top of express It doesn't use express, but something named polka [1], which is much less mature. Bugs in polka have caused downtime and remote DOS vulnerabilities in my sveltekit app m

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